Jersey City's Historic Loew's Theater Getting $40 Million Renovation
The 3,000-seat theater opened in 1929 and showcased movies and live events for more than half a century before it closed in 1986.
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The 3,000-seat theater opened in 1929 and showcased movies and live events for more than half a century before it closed in 1986.
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